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| Blog Name: | W A S H W O R D S |
| Url: | http://washwords.com/words |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | washington, dc, writing |
| Description: | one woman's words, wonderings, wanderings in Washington D.C. - tips on writing, freelancing, DC, life! |
| Popularity: | 32 Followers |
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Just start.
I know, odd thing to say from someone who seems to have “just STOPPED” blogging, but…in writing, and in life, the thing is: start. Fill the page, fill your heart, keep going, don’t stop to nitpick, just go. Then go some more. That’s how you do it. That’s the philosophy behind nanowrimo, which I’ll be participating [...]
I know, odd thing to say from someone who seems to have “just STOPPED” blogging, but…in writing, and in life, the thing is: start. Fill the page, fill your heart, keep going, don’t stop to nitpick, just go. Then go some more. That’s how you do it. That’s the philosophy behind nanowrimo, which I’ll be participating [...]
Haiku Friday: Sweet
Apples and honey rain drops dance, september walks l’shana tova beginnings straddle endings, sorry crosses love white cloud and still voice apple-y honey, sweet are friends who stretch oak-like arms billow cool warmth, peace for more Washwords’ (and friends) haikus see Haiku You
Apples and honey rain drops dance, september walks l’shana tova beginnings straddle endings, sorry crosses love white cloud and still voice apple-y honey, sweet are friends who stretch oak-like arms billow cool warmth, peace for more Washwords’ (and friends) haikus see Haiku You
“And there was no one left to speak for me”
So, there was this protest in my fair city this weekend. “Against what? What are they so angry about?” asked a doe-eyed college kid on the metro “Everything,” replied my love. “Ask a different one, get a different answer.” “Oh,” said the student, playing with her “peaceful co-existence” button. At first I was annoyed – I [...]
So, there was this protest in my fair city this weekend. “Against what? What are they so angry about?” asked a doe-eyed college kid on the metro “Everything,” replied my love. “Ask a different one, get a different answer.” “Oh,” said the student, playing with her “peaceful co-existence” button. At first I was annoyed – I [...]
Haiku Friday: Remembering
i remember you and the laughs, learning, stretching i didn’t count then. smell of hotel, but I now lived there, two whole days on nine-eleven. I don’t remember how or why i left… and stayed gone, away, alone. I only knew: go. blue hits brown bark , feet concrete sorry paled, I know. thought i broke the world that day. steel spokes, dusty hearts – that concrete block [...]
i remember you and the laughs, learning, stretching i didn’t count then. smell of hotel, but I now lived there, two whole days on nine-eleven. I don’t remember how or why i left… and stayed gone, away, alone. I only knew: go. blue hits brown bark , feet concrete sorry paled, I know. thought i broke the world that day. steel spokes, dusty hearts – that concrete block [...]
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